What are the Benefits of IV Nutrient Infusion Therapy?

by | Apr 4, 2022 | Nutrition

IV therapy is a treatment that involves the infusion of nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, electrolytes and amino acids directly into the bloodstream. Formulas can be customized to each patient, their condition, symptoms and needs. In this way, IV therapy is a unique and individualized therapy and can be used to treat a huge variety of conditions. 

So what is the benefit of infusing these nutrients directly into your bloodstream?

When we eat foods, vitamins and supplements, we are relying on our digestive system to fully break down and absorb all the essential nutrients. Poor digestion for any reason (think: SIBO, IBS, IBD, Celiac disease) can affect this process. Even chronic stress affects how well we digest our food – more stress equals poorer digestion. 

Infusions ensure these essential nutrients get to where they are needed most. It also allows for higher doses to be achieved, much higher than we could ever hope to get orally. And it’s a fast way to get these nutrients.

Want to learn more about IV therapy? Dr. Torrens is one of our providers that specializes in providing IV nutrient therapy. She would be happy to teach you more about this powerful modality!

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